The hang
Zlatni Rat, the Golden Horn, is the beach on all four of the Croatia lists we read: a spit of fine, soft pebbles reaching out from Bol on Brač. In a storm with strong winds and waves, its tip can shift from one side to the other in a matter of hours. A pine-scented promenade leads there from Bol, 15 minutes by the official page and 30 by Lonely Planet, and a tourist train runs every half hour. There are boats, kayaks and boards to rent, loungers, and two restaurants beside it. The current at the tip can be mildly hazardous for swimmers who head far south, and the western edge is traditionally clothing-optional. We measured 423 metres of it.



